How does it work?
Dayicon open-frame water purification systems are household water purifiers whose filter housings and membrane chamber are directly accessible. Thanks to the open-frame design, the condition of the filters can be checked visually, and periodic changes are completed in a very short time without removing any panels.
Because this design lowers service costs, it is preferred especially at heavily used points and in hard-water regions where filters need to be changed frequently. The line, made up of sediment, activated carbon and carbon block prefilters, a reverse osmosis membrane and a final taste filter, works together with a booster pump and an automatic shut-off valve.
On models with transparent housings, the contamination level of the filters can be monitored from outside, so filter changes are based on observation rather than guesswork. Spare parts are widely available and the cartridges are standard sizes. With its economical initial cost and easy maintenance, it is well suited to home and office use.
